Politics
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Canada vows retaliation as Trump brings back aluminum tariff
Canada intends to swiftly impose dollar-for-dollar countermeasures, says Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland
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Aluminum tariffs show rising U.S. protectionism
International trade expert says Canada can expect more U.S. moves like the imposition of aluminum import tariffs as protectionism gains popularity
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U.S. post customers should expect delays
New postal boss pushes cost cutting measures
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Canadian response to U.S. tariffs won’t follow USMCA
A separate statement that saw the White House lift its original tariffs in May 2019 allows either country to impose retaliatory levies against incoming aluminum
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Grocery workers should still have pandemic pay, unions say
Union leaders are telling MPs there is no reason to cut pandemic-related pay premiums since the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t gone away
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Politics, pandemics and Russian aluminum
Why Canada faces fresh U.S. tariffs
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U.S. again threatens tariffs on eve of new trade agreement
As trade deal takes effect July 1, U.S. talks of aluminum tariffs
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German government developing national hydrogen strategy
Hydrogen-powered trucks needed if the country wants to meet its emissions reduction targets
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Trump says “supply chains” should all be in U.S.
“These stupid supply chains that are all over the world – we have a supply chain where they’re made in all different parts of the world. We should have them all in the United States,” president said.
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Canada needs to see the U.S. and its trade motives clearly
Just signing trade agreements is no longer enough to ensure Canadian prosperity